This is the character sheet for My Dad the Bounty Hunter.
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The Hendrix family.
Terry/Sabo Brok
Terry Hendrix / Sabo Brok
Voiced By: Laz Alonso
A intergalactic bounty hunter and the father of Lisa and Sean. When he is on his latest mission, his two kids tag along.
- Big "NO!": Lets out one when he's banned from Bucky Quanto's for starting a brawl.
- Bounty Hunter: Is this, though he prefers "fugitive retrieval specialist."
- Everyone Has Standards: Is willing to ignore the atrocities committed by the Conglomerate against the Chillons but when he learns the Chillons can talk and have their own culture, he's horrified.
- The Everyman: Used to be this before joining the intergalactic bounty hunting business.
- Parents as People: Tries to be a good parent to his kids, but his constant absences due to work have created a rift between them.
- Punch-Clock Hero: Only does his bounty hunting job to pay for his family. He discovers he's actually been a Punch-Clock Villain, as he's been inadvertently helping the Conglomerate oppress the galaxy without asking questions.
- We Used to Be Friends: Used to be partners with Glorlox before he went solo.
Lisa
Lisa Hendrix
Voiced By: Priah Ferguson
One of Terry's children. Good with cards.
- Half-Human Hybrid: Is revealed to be this in the season finale.
- Screw the Rules, I'm Doing What's Right!: Joins with Vax and the Liberation to free the Chillas.
- Troubling Unchildlike Behaviour: Is good with cards and ran a gambling ring at her school.
- The Unfavorite: Played with. While she's loved by both of her parents, she's usually the one who has the most conflict with them.
Sean
Sean Hendrix
Voiced By: Jecobi Swain.
One of Terry's children. He's a nerd and can get nervous.- Half-Human Hybrid: Is revealed to be this in the season finale.
- Robo Speak: Does this when going as "Robo-Sean" much to the confusion of Karl when they first meet.
Tess
Tessa Hendrix / Janeera
Voiced By: Yvonne Orji.
The wife of Terry and Lisa and Sean's mother.- Berserk Button: Don't mess with her children. The Fixer can attest to that.
- Taken to extremes with Pam in season 2. After killing the crocodile-being that was threatening both her homes and her entire family, Tess killed Pam and turned her into boots. She's wearing them in the season finale.
- Human Alien: Is revealed to be this.
- Mama Bear: Through and through.
Grandma
Grandma
Voiced By: Leslie Uggams.
Terry's mother and the grandmother of Lisa and Sean.- Never Mess with Granny: She rams her car into the Fixer
- Unusually Uninteresting Sight: When she's told about the existence of aliens, she remarks that she was in New York during the 70s.
KRS
KRS
Voiced By: Yvette Nicole Brown.
Terry's robotic assistant.- Sassy Black Woman: Becomes this after her settings are altered by Sean.
- Oh, Crap!: Gets scared when she learns that the ship part they're looking is on Pulga.
Doloraam
Empress Gurira and Emperor Odoman
The Queen and King of the planet Doloraam and Tess/Janeera's parents.
Voiced By: Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje
- The Emperor: They are good rulers for people of Doloraam as the royal couple consider them a part of their family.
Duke B'Caala
Duke B'Caala
Voiced By: Keith David
A humanoid tiger noble from Doloraam.- '80s Hair: To go along with his 80’s styled entrance, B'Caal has a Jheri curl to which Terry even lampshades.
- Arranged Marriage: He was arranged to be married to Tess.
- The Atoner: Admits to being one when he sees the Conglomerate invading Doloraam.
- Dirty Coward: Is viewed as such for attacking Terry in their battle when he was rescuing a child that fell in the ring.
- Enemy Mine: He helps Tess take down Pam and her robots.
- Even Evil Has Standards: Admitted that while he wanted to take over as Emperor he didn’t want the Conglomerate to destroy him home.
- Heel–Face Turn: He turns against Pam and helps Tess take down Pam.
- Laser-Guided Karma: After winning his duel unfairly he is disqualified and stripped of his status as a Duke.
- Virtuous Character Copy: You'd be forgiven for being reminded of Scar when you first see him. A manipulative, egotistical, cowardly schemer who seeks to claim the throne of his people and have an arranged marriage with the heroes lover. The difference is that for all his faults B'caala still has a conscience and is horrified by Pam's invasion, admitting that he never would have step low enough to allow genocide upon his homeworld.
Adja
Tess’s best friend and an aunt-figure of Lisa and Sean.—-
- Nice Girl: She is very kind, offering to help Lisa become a warrior.
- What the Hell, Hero?: She called out Tess for abandoning her parents and being selfish of wanting to run away.
Glorlox's Crew
Glorlox
Glorlox
Voiced By: Rob Riggle.
An alien bounty hunter and former partner of Sabo aka Terry.- Bounty Hunter: Is a rival bounty hunter of Sabo.
- Does This Remind You of Anything??: Him being angry at the fact that Sabo Brok aka Terry has 2 new partners when he said to him before that he wanted to go solo and denying it.
- Even Evil Has Standards: Is horrified when he learns that Lisa and Sean are Terry's kids after he shoots down his ship. When the rest of his crew remark on it, he tries to defend himself but can't think of an excuse.
- Heel–Face Turn: Helps Lisa rescue Terry from the Fixer.
- Octopoid Aliens: A humanoid alien with a tentacled head and squid beak.
Torga
Torga
Voiced By: Maddie Taylor.
One of Glorlox's crew.- The Big Guy: Is the biggest member of Glorlox's Crew.
- Gatling Good: Wields a laser gatling gun.
- Heel–Face Turn: Helps fight the Fixer in the second to last episode.
Bogdog
Bogdog
Voiced By: Everett Downing Jr.
One of Glorlox's crew.- Berserk Button: Don't call him cute. Sean does so and earns Bogdog's ire.
- Third-Person Person: Refers to himself almost always in the third person.
Lootbat
Lootbat
Voiced By: Kari Wahlgren.
One of Glorlox's crew- Bat People: A bat-like alien.
- Cool, but Inefficient: She has echolocation but it's useless compared to Glorlox's tracker.
- Heel–Face Turn: Turns against EHC in the second-to-last episode.
- Sticky Fingers: Her name is 'Lootbat' for a reason.
The Liberation
Vax
Voiced By: Jamie Chung.
Sabo's current bounty. A criminal who is fighting against the EHC.- Defector from Decadence: Used to work for the EHC before going rogue after seeing the atrocities committed against the Chillons and countless species.
- In the Hood: Wears this to disguise herself.
Setelva and Mckoren
Voiced by: Jenna Elfman (Setelva) and Lauren Tom (Mckoren)
2 Liberation members who are assisting Vax in freeing the Chillas.- Blue Oni, Red Oni: Setelva is calm and rational while Mckoren is aggressive and wants to go in guns blazing.
- Jerkass Has a Point: Raises a good point about the possibility of Sabo planting Lisa among their crew as a spy
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: She warms up to Lisa and helps free the Chillas.
- Leeroy Jenkins: Mckoren's plan was to rush into the EHC control centre, guns blazing.
- Lizard Folk: Mckoren is this.
Chakalau
Voiced By: Kevin Durand.
The chieftain of the many Chillas enslaved by the EHC.- Blood Knight: Declares that he will bathe in the viscera of his enemies.
- The Dog Bites Back: He and the rest of the Chillas take revenge on the EHC soldiers after their collars are disabled.
- Good Scars, Evil Scars: Has a gash across his face and is on the heroes' side.
- Vocal Dissonance: Played for laughs. He's a tiny, adorable little Furby-esque critter with a Baritone of Strength.
The Endless Horizons Conglomerate
The Fixer
Click to see him Deformed.
Voiced By: Jim Rash.
A operative of the EHC who gives Sabo the bounty.- An Arm and a Leg: Loses his arm 2 times in the season finale.
- Asshole Victim: Ends up being killed but given that he was trying to kill Terry's entire family including 2 kids, he had it coming.
- Bad Boss: He opens the airlock to kill Terry and the others without care for his own troops.
- Berserk Button: Do not touch his figurines. That's the only thing that pisses him off.
- Boom, Headshot!: Glorlox distracts him by having one of his crew mess with his figurines before plugging him in the side of his head as he reveals his double-cross, breaking the window behind him. Thanks to his Healing Factor he survives after a few minutes to revive. When he shows up at the Hendricks house to settle matters, Terry shoots him straight between the eyes, which doesn't slow him down when he's expecting it and only exposes his reptilian skin underneath his human disguise through the wound.
- Chekhov's Gun: His abandoned spaceship becomes useful for the kids in Season 2 when Tess tries to leave them behind on Earth whilst she tries to locate the kidnapped Terry.
- Cruel and Unusual Death: Ends up being killed by a warp pod, which either violently compresses him into a black-hole like sphere and implodes, or involves some nasty manner of Telefrag.
- Healing Factor: His arm regenerates the first time it’s cut off, and he survives multiple blasts to the face, a shot that leaves a gaping hole in his torso, and getting hit by a burning car. It takes a warp pod in the hole in his chest to kill him.
- Human Aliens: He looks human, until he blinks diagonally. And his wounds during his fight with the family show green scales under his “human” skin.
- Implacable Man: His Healing Factor is powerful enough to regrow his arm in seconds after it's been severed, and he's strong and durable enough even besides that to to be difficult to harm in the first place. Getting shot in the head and caught in his exploding office when Sean turns a spaceships's cannons on it merely puts him down momentarily. In the final fight, he gets shot through the head, had his arm sliced off, repeatedly hit by Lisa's taser blade (which was powerful enough to KO the armoured guards in one hit), stabbed through the chest multiple times and crushed by Grandma's car against a telephone pole, which then explodes. The most this does is rip off parts of his human disguise, and though he admits the explosion hurt, it seems to inconvenience him at best. It takes getting caught in the energy of an exploding warp pod (which is implied to warp the laws of space-time) to stop him.
- It's Personal: The Hendricks family humiliating him in their escape (and more specifically, breaking all but one of his very valuable collector's figures) pissed him off so much that he traveled to Earth on his own to try and personally kill them. In fairness, his Healing Factor is powerful enough that he was a borderline Implacable Man in a fight until it was discovered that the energy of a destroyed warp pod cold interfere with his regeneration, something he didn't expect.
- Muscles Are Meaningless: Despite being much skinnier than Terry, he makes a silent threat by casually snapping a padlock with his bare hands. In the season finale fight, he throws Terry around like a rag doll, and even kicks a burning car down the street.
- No Name Given: He is never officially named.
- Shame If Something Happened: Implied. When first coming to Terry with his job offer, he mentions Lisa, despite Terry never telling him about her. When Terry points this out, the Fixer just gives him a knowing look.
- Uncanny Valley: Subtle, but save when his alien eyelids blink diagonally (which he doesn't do often), he barely blinks whilst in his human disguise, giving the impression of a constant Thousand-Yard Stare and highlighting how there's something off about him.
- Villainous Breakdown: Becomes more unhinged in the series finale.
- The Villain Knows Where You Live: His first appearance has him show up at Terry's house, the address of which was not public information, then make an implied threat toward Terry's children.
- We Are Everywhere: Declares this word-to-word.
- Would Harm a Child: Is willing to kill Lisa and Sean.
Pam
Pam
Voiced By: Chelsea Peretti
The new representative of the Conglomerate.- Asshole Victim: She gets killed by being sliced in half from Tess and drowns in the river. Though given of what she was doing to Doloraami including attempting to kill Sean, Lisa, Tess, she had it coming.
- Bad Boss: She treats her robot assistant Beta terribly.
- Arch-Enemy: She becomes one to Tess when she attempted to kill her children and invaded her home planet.
- Bait the Dog: Presents herself as a reasonable and polite representative of the Conglomerate only to show her true colors behind closed doors.
- Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: Puts on a polite façade in front of others when in reality she is dismissive and rude at best and unhinged and genocidal at worst.
- Contrasting Sequel Antagonist: She is a glib, smarmy Bitch in Sheep's Clothing, making her a far cry from The Fixer in Season 1, who was more Faux Affably Evil and looked slightly off when posing as a human. She also fits with the EHC's attempted rebranding it has undergone since Season 1.
- Corrupt Corporate Executive: As a high ranking member of the Conglomerate she is automatically this.
- Faux Affably Evil: Has the same perky personality as she orders her soldiers to burn Doloraam to the ground.
- Half the Man He Used to Be: Meets her end this way at the hands of Tess.
- Never Smile at a Crocodile: Is revealed to actually be a crocodile-like being when she removes her skin suit.
Beta
Voiced By: Mara Junot
Pam’s assistant/right-hand and currently KRS.
- The Dragon: She serves as one to Pam.
- Heel–Face Turn: She turns against Pam after Sean convinces her that Pam is evil.
Conglomerate Guards
The foot-soldiers of the EHC.
- Color-Coded for Your Convenience: The guard commanders are distinguished by their gray colours.
- Light Is Not Good: They have bright-coloured armour and are working for a MegaCorp that exploits the native lifeforms of the planets that it discovers.
- The Remnant: By the time Terry crashes on Chilla, the EHC garrison has been reduced to a mere dozen or more soldiers with many of them injured.
- What Measure Is a Mook?: Scores of them end up being killed off and no one bats an eyelid at it.